Two Boys in Wyoming
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Having reached a point from which he could survey the party withoutbeing observed, the hunter proceeded to do so. His first feeling was ofdisappointment, for Motoza was not one of the three bucks, who appearedto be in middle life, and were dressed and painted similarly to thatindividual. In fact, the trio were the ones seen by the youths earlierin the day, at the point where the break in the canyon occurred.
Hazletine had set out with the belief that the vagrant Sioux was the onechiefly concern...ed in the disappearance of Fred Greenwood. His absencefrom camp confirmed that belief, while the indifferent manner of thethree, and the apparent lack of subjects of discussion among them, indicated that they knew nothing of the abduction or death, as it mightbe, of the missing one. Had they known of it, the guide was confident itwould have been betrayed by their manner, since they could have nosuspicion that they were under surveillance at that time, and thereforewould act their natural selves.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Having reached a point from which he could survey the party withoutbeing observed, the hunter proceeded to do so. His first feeling was ofdisappointment, for Motoza was not one of the three bucks, who appearedto be in middle life, and were dressed and painted similarly to thatindividual. In fact, the trio were the ones seen by the youths earlierin the day, at the point where the break in the canyon occurred.
Hazletine had set out with the belief that the vagrant Sioux was the onechiefly concern...ed in the disappearance of Fred Greenwood. His absencefrom camp confirmed that belief, while the indifferent manner of thethree, and the apparent lack of subjects of discussion among them, indicated that they knew nothing of the abduction or death, as it mightbe, of the missing one. Had they known of it, the guide was confident itwould have been betrayed by their manner, since they could have nosuspicion that they were under surveillance at that time, and thereforewould act their natural selves.
What to read after Two Boys in Wyoming?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ellis Edward Sylvester to read onlineMoreLess
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